Lothal used to be a port in the Bronze Age. It is a Harappan site. The remains found here date back to 2900BC.

Above: This is believed to be a bathroom. The two pots were used to hold water.

The drains are visible in the lower left. The drains used to join the bathrooms with the main sewer line.

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